Oakes Farm in Corryton, Tennessee is a multi-season agritourism destination best known regionally for a corn maze and pumpkin patch each fall, alongside a spring tulip festival and on-site dining. 2026 fall season dates were not yet published at time of research.
Tennessee seasonal attraction guide
Corn mazes, pumpkin patches, orchards, hayrides, and fall festivals in Tennessee.
26 places found
See all →Echo Valley Corn Maze is a seasonal corn maze attraction near Jefferson City, Tennessee, listed by the Jefferson County tourism office. Confirmed operating in recent seasons via county tourism and social channels.
Families visit Honeysuckle Hill Farm in Springfield, Tennessee for corn maze, hayride, and pumpkin train.
Kyker Farms is a ninth-generation Century Farm near Sevierville offering corn mazes, a hayride to the pumpkin patch, a petting zoo, and playground attractions. It sits about 1.7 miles off TN-66/Winfield Dunn Parkway, convenient to Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg. All visitors receive a pumpkin from the patch with admission.
Priddy Farms' Bartlett location offers a pumpkin patch and corn maze, hayrides, a train ride, a petting zoo, a build-a-scarecrow station, nine-hole putt-putt, and a haunted-woods trail. The farm also sells Christmas trees and wreaths in season.
Tom's Farm near Rossville, Tennessee offers a pumpkin patch, corn maze (including a kiddie maze and a haunted version), a cow-train ride, hayrides, and a haunted trail each fall. The farm market and concessions are also on site. A separately named haunted attraction, Torment, runs evenings in October.
Carmack Farms is a family farm in Ripley, Tennessee best known for U-pick strawberries that has expanded into fall pumpkins and gourds in recent seasons. No dedicated corn maze or ticketed fall attraction was confirmed; treat as a seasonal pumpkin/produce stand pending direct site verification.
Priddy Farms' 50-acre Millington location features a larger corn maze, a haunted house on October weekends, barrel-train rides, hayrides, a petting zoo, and bucket golf, alongside seasonal Christmas tree sales.
Jones Orchard runs a 10-acre corn maze near Millington, Tennessee that changes design annually, alongside an in-maze puzzle game, a pumpkin patch, and fall photo spots. A separately branded haunted attraction, Shadowlands: Festival of Fear, operates evenings in October. 2025 admission was $10 for ages 5 and up.
Ballinger Farm bills itself as 'your new fall family tradition' near Jefferson City, Tennessee, with a corn maze featuring a built-in 'Farm Scene Investigation' detective game, a pumpkin patch, a giant jumping pillow and slides, and fire pits for s'mores. The farm hosts group events by arrangement. Contact is via email rather than a listed phone number.
Walden Pumpkin Farm in Smyrna, Tennessee offers hayrides, a corn maze, an animal barn, and a slip-and-slide, plus a country store and food depot serving barbecue and funnel cakes. Wristband pricing for activities was $12 per person in 2025. The site was showing prior-season closure messaging at the time of research, so 2026 dates need confirmation.
Lucky Ladd Farms is a nearly 60-acre year-round family fun park and petting farm in Eagleville, Tennessee, with a fall pumpkin patch and corn maze alongside a permanent petting zoo, pony rides, an adventure aviary, and nature trails. The farm also runs U-pick tulip, strawberry, and sunflower events in other seasons and hosts field trips and birthday parties.